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OVERVIEW
Travel to the small community of Madeira Park—named after the island of Madeira, off the coast of Portugal. Relax at many scenic viewpoints of the coast and harbour, plus visit provincial parks, wetlands, and take part in water sports.
Top things to do
Relax at a spa
Relax at the spa at the Painted Boat Resort & Marina and take a dip in the outdoor pool.
Credit: Sunshine Coast Tourism / Regan Hately @reganthedragon
Visit Baker Beach Park
Picnic and swim along Baker Beach Park with a gently sloping sandy beach and beautiful sea views.
Credit: Chris Thorn Photography
Hike or golf
Hike Mount Daniel or Pender Hill to and enjoy beautiful harbour views, or play a round of golf at Pender Harbour Golf Club.
Credit: Destination BC / Dannielle Hayes
Watch turbulent rapids
Watch the turbulent rapids at Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park.
Credit: Magi Ross
Enjoy the panoramic view
Hike the trails to Pender Hill and pack a picnic lunch while enjoying the views.
Nearby cities
Sechelt
Travel to beautiful Sechelt, nestled in a strip of land between Howe Sound and the Strait of Georgia and surrounded by lush rainforests. There’s something for everyone, from water sports, to winter sports, to farmers markets, museums and galleries.
Gibsons
Visit the relaxed town of Gibsons—home to the long-running hit TV show, The Beachcombers. The town is also popular for seafood, water activities, hiking and biking. Gibsons was founded more than a century ago and its history is alive and well in the oldest section of town along the waterfront.
Powell River
The charming coastal city of Powell River is known for its breathtaking natural scenery, thriving local arts and culture scene, and abundance of outdoor recreational activities like hiking, rock-climbing, canoeing, and more.
Lund
Visit the historic fishing village of Lund, just 30 minutes north of Powell River, founded in 1889 by the Thulin brothers from Sweden. You can fish for salmon right off the breakwater, and enjoy craft shops, cafés and restaurants overlooking the harbour.
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